Abstract:With the rapid increase in artificial light at night (ALAN) during the last century, a growing proportion of the world's ecosystems have been exposed to ALAN. While the effects of low-intensity ALAN on morphology and phenology are well known in laboratory and greenhouse studies, little is known about these effects of ALAN on wild plants. Moreover, how these morphological and phenological responses affect the fitness of wild plants is unclear. Using the annual herbaceous plant, Elsholtzia densa, as a model spec… Show more
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